Results for "Kenyan Public"

An editorial in a leading Kenyan publication argues that ongoing labor conflicts require more effective strategies and improved frameworks for resolution.

Public universities in Kenya are at risk of defaulting on essential operational obligations if their budget deficits persist. This financial strain threatens the core functions of these institutions.

Kenyan public transport operators have called off their strike after the government agreed to cut diesel prices. The strike had caused significant disruption across the country.

A proposal to remove private security guards from public offices in Kenya has drawn criticism, sparking debate over security measures and employment.

A Daily Nation article calls for an end to the fake certificates racket in Kenya's public service, highlighting the corruption and incompetence burden it imposes.

A Kenyan publication highlights programs that extend learning beyond traditional classrooms, empowering scholars to actively improve public health infrastructure in their local communities.

Public servants in Kenya are set to receive increased hardship allowances following a successful court challenge against the Salaries and Remuneration Commission (SRC).

Kenyan public universities are struggling with stalled projects worth Sh6 billion.

Kenyan public universities are grappling with a Sh260 billion budget deficit, exacerbated by a Sh60 billion debt owed to private universities for government-sponsored students, a figure expected to increase.

Kenyan public figure George Ruto publicly dismissed concerns after meeting with educator Cillah, clarifying that no harm came to him during the encounter. The incident has drawn local media attention amid ongoing political discourse.

Public transport operators in Kenya have called off their strike after the president vowed to reduce fuel prices. This development led to the release of 17 youths arrested during the matatu strike.

Public servants in Kenya are set to receive higher hardship allowances following a court victory by the Salaries and Remuneration Commission (SRC).

Public schools in Kenya are reportedly at a breaking point due to a significant funding deficit, estimated to be Sh66 billion.